How to install phpMyAdmin in CentOS-6
PhpMyAdmin is a graphical frontend for mysql. You can manage database with the help of phpMyAdmin.
Ofcourse mysql and mysql-server has to be installed before phpMyAdmin.
1. Open the terminal and type:-
# yum -y install phpMyAdmin
2. Now by default phpmyadmin is locally accessible . To make networkly accessible we have to edit its configuration file.
# vim /etc/httpd/conf.d/phpMyadmin.conf
And replace the 127.0.0.1 with your system ip address for e.g-192.168.100.159
Comment Deny from all like this
# Deny from All
3. Restart httpd service
# service httpd restart
4. Now try to access it from the browser like this
http://localhost/phpMyadmin <----locallly
http://192.168.100.159/phpMyadmin <---Remotely
5. Login to the page using your mysql username and password
In my case my username is : root
password is : root
Now enjoy using your mysql database graphically.
PhpMyAdmin is a graphical frontend for mysql. You can manage database with the help of phpMyAdmin.
Ofcourse mysql and mysql-server has to be installed before phpMyAdmin.
1. Open the terminal and type:-
# yum -y install phpMyAdmin
2. Now by default phpmyadmin is locally accessible . To make networkly accessible we have to edit its configuration file.
# vim /etc/httpd/conf.d/phpMyadmin.conf
And replace the 127.0.0.1 with your system ip address for e.g-192.168.100.159
Comment Deny from all like this
# Deny from All
3. Restart httpd service
# service httpd restart
4. Now try to access it from the browser like this
http://localhost/phpMyadmin <----locallly
http://192.168.100.159/phpMyadmin <---Remotely
5. Login to the page using your mysql username and password
In my case my username is : root
password is : root
Now enjoy using your mysql database graphically.
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